Tanzania opens 17 Kiswahili centers overseas to promote language worldwide

By Lucas Liganga and Hua Hongli

DAR ES SALAAM, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) -- Tanzania has opened 17 Kiswahili training centers overseas to spread the use of the language worldwide, an official announced Wednesday.

Palamagamba Kabudi, minister for information, culture, arts and sports, said that in addition to establishment of 17 Kiswahili training centers overseas, the government has also built 30 training centers in the country.

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